St. Augustine, Florida, is rich in history and is considered the oldest continuously inhabited European-established settlement in the United States. Founded on September 8, 1565, by Spanish explorers, St. Augustine was established to protect...
Although we’ve spent a lot of time in south Florida and the panhandle, we haven’t ventured too far in the central part of the state. We’ve been missing a lot. This part of the...
On the way to nowhere, where the desert meets the mountains and the Rio Grande divides two countries you will find Big Bend National Park, an often-forgotten national park…
Colorado may be better known for the rugged Rocky Mountains to the west or the vast plains on the east side of the state. But just outside of Alamosa Colorado to the south is...
For over five decades Albuquerque, New Mexico has been the host of the Balloon Fiesta which has grown to a 9-day international event and the largest hot air balloon event on earth. The annual...
Old is a relative term. You might look at an antique piece of furniture, for example, built over a hundred years ago and consider that old. Or in the case of Petrified National Forest,...
Seemingly in the middle of nowhere but on the way to many popular locations is a little hidden away state park in California that is very worthy of a short visit. Red Rock Canyon...
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks are two parks conjoined and operated as one unit by the National Park Service. Essentially, It’s the “buy one, get one free” deal from the National Park Service....
Yosemite is a very popular national park located in central California and best known for its dramatic granite rock formations and magnificent waterfalls. There’s something for everyone at Yosemite, which is the reason it...
Beautiful Lake Tahoe has been a long-time winter ski destination for us. We’ve been there many times and have lots of great memories visiting the Tahoe area with friends and family. The magnificent Sierra...
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